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planned a hike

December 18, 2025

Time

19h26m

Distance

74.7km

Speed

3.8km/h

Ascent

480m

Descent

500m
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August 7, 2025

This is the full route of the beautiful Peddars Way. The route forms a National Trail along with the Norfolk Coast Path, which it joins at Holme-next-the-Sea.



There's an optional diversion to the standard route between 'The Paddocks' and 'Thorpe Woodlands Holiday Park'. The diversion avoids a section

planned a hike

December 18, 2025

Time

6h23m

Distance

24.7km

Speed

3.9km/h

Ascent

130m

Descent

120m
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March 4, 2025

The Peddars Way begins in the Brecks, an area of peaceful river valleys and breathtaking beauty.



Rich in wildlife and steeped in history dating back to the Stone Age, the trail follows an old Roman road – traversed by legionnaires 2,000 years ago – through the Norfolk countryside, all the way to the

planned a hike

December 18, 2025

Time

6h35m

Distance

26.2km

Speed

4.0km/h

Ascent

30m

Descent

30m
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March 4, 2025

From there, the trail winds through grassland, scrub, woodland and blackthorn thickets.



After rising from the dunes at Poplar Farm, you are afforded wonderful views that stretch inland and along the coast.

You then descend and wind through tall sand dunes and grazing marsh. At this point, you pass the

planned a hike

December 16, 2025

Time

48h12m

Distance

190km

Speed

3.9km/h

Ascent

530m

Descent

520m
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August 7, 2025

This is the full route of the beautiful Norfolk Coast Path. The route forms a National Trail along with the Peddars Way, which it joins at Holme-next-the-Sea.



At the village of Overstand, there's currently a diversion to the standard Norfolk Coast Path due to a recent cliff fall. Please follow the map

planned a hike

December 16, 2025

Time

6h16m

Distance

23.7km

Speed

3.8km/h

Ascent

220m

Descent

210m
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March 4, 2025

Expect fine views over sea and county, classic coastal architecture and invigorating hiking throughout this stage.

From Sheringham, you begin by climbing Beeston Hill, known locally as ‘the bump’, where you are afforded magnificent views over the sea and countryside.



As you approach Cromer (previously

planned a hike

July 25, 2025

Time

4h16m

Distance

16.3km

Speed

3.8km/h

Ascent

110m

Descent

150m
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March 4, 2025

This stage takes you past burial mounds and other sites rich in ancient history. It's a pleasant amble and a remarkably straight one too, revealing beautiful Norfolk countryside.



From Great Massingham, you continue north along the Roman Road through peaceful patchwork countryside.



Along the way, history

planned a hike

July 18, 2025

Time

2h14m

Distance

8.58km

Speed

3.8km/h

Ascent

40m

Descent

80m
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March 4, 2025

To begin, hike north through glorious patchwork countryside, soaking up the last of Norfolk’s inland beauty, remote arable landscape and sleepy rural villages.



You’ll arrive at Holme Dunes National Nature Reserve, which is a particular highlight on this Tour as it is perfectly positioned for spotting

planned a hike

March 29, 2025

Time

13h49m

Distance

53.9km

Speed

3.9km/h

Ascent

230m

Descent

190m
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March 29, 2025

The Nar Valley Way is a beautiful river walk, following the River Nar past sites of local heritage and history. You’ll start by crossing typical Norfolk lowlands, with big skies and huge views, before entering the woodland glades found at West Acre and Narborough. The final section opens up again, following

planned a hike

March 21, 2025

Time

19h24m

Distance

77.0km

Speed

4.0km/h

Ascent

100m

Descent

110m
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March 29, 2025

This trail crosses the wide-open expanses of the Fens, tracing the course of the rivers which drain the area and eventually flow into the Wash. You’ll be walking on the dykes and embankments constructed over centuries by the fenlanders to control the water and cultivate this fertile area. Vast skies

planned a hike

March 17, 2025

Time

15h37m

Distance

61.3km

Speed

3.9km/h

Ascent

190m

Descent

200m
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March 29, 2025

The Wherrymans Way follows the Yare Valley along the route of the trading wherries (traditional cargo boats) between Norwich and Great Yarmouth. It’s a historic trade route which was once busy with the elegant, black-sailed wherries and the wherrymen who worked them. Today, much of this industry has

planned a hike

March 17, 2025

Time

5h21m

Distance

20.7km

Speed

3.9km/h

Ascent

100m

Descent

120m
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March 29, 2025

The River Wensum takes its name from the Old English word for 'winding'. It’s well named, winding its way across the Norfolk countryside from Whissonsett until it joins the River Yare in Norwich.



The first section from Gressenhall follows quiet roads and footpaths across typical Norfolk farmland and countryside

planned a hike

March 16, 2025

Time

24h45m

Distance

97.1km

Speed

3.9km/h

Ascent

310m

Descent

320m
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March 29, 2025

Between the 12th and 17th centuries, wool was one of Britain’s main industries and exports. This path is named after the once-important weaving industry, which flourished in the Middle Ages around North Walsham. Over 60 families in the North Walsham area earned a living producing the famous "Walsham

planned a hike

March 16, 2025

Time

12h48m

Distance

49.2km

Speed

3.8km/h

Ascent

330m

Descent

310m
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March 29, 2025

The Paston Way is named after the Paston family, wealthy local landowners during the mediaeval and Tudor periods. The trail runs between Cromer and North Walsham, discovering the area's beautiful mediaeval churches along the way.



There are 14 churches on the trail. Most were originally built during the

planned a hike

March 15, 2025

Time

10h03m

Distance

39.2km

Speed

3.9km/h

Ascent

140m

Descent

170m
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March 29, 2025

Named after William Marriott, chief engineer and manager of the Midland and Great Northern Railway from 1919 to his retirement in 1924, the Marriott’s Way follows two former railway lines from Aylsham to Norwich. It’s a flat, well-surfaced trail offering easy, enjoyable walking or cycling through the

planned a hike

March 15, 2025

Time

3h40m

Distance

14.5km

Speed

3.9km/h

Ascent

40m

Descent

40m
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March 29, 2025

The Little Ouse Path takes a gentle meander along the river, walking through classic Brecks landscape between Thetford and Brandon. It’s a fascinating riverside route, diverse in wildlife and different riverbank habitats. You’ll walk through the urban areas on the edge of Thetford and into reedbeds

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